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torn lire lIONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 14. Whitehali ;Nov. 14, 1809. The King has been pleased to nominate, constitute . ard . Hobert Dundas, Esq. Writer to - ttie Signet, to be conk - in& Clerk to the Bills in the Of tict . Hi 4 1174 , j - esty's Registers and Rolls ins Scbtland, vacant by the death of Robert Anstruther, Esq. Mr-Office, kov. 14,180 g. His Majesty has been _ pleased to appoint the un dermentioned Officers of the East India Company's , u take rank-by - Brevet in his Majesty's , Arnay, in the East In.iiesonly, - as follows: Loloneis )avid Campbell, hitin Wiseman, john Orr, lames oe lkilajkir Generals. Lieuteilail:-Colonets Gaoriel Doveton, Thomas Dallas, lexawier Cuppage, Mamie!' Taylor, lohn Chalmers, Atexautier Dyce, Keith Nlacalisier, Charles Corner,.Ro bert Strange, lobo 1. Purand—to be Colonels. 'r Lennon,. Colin Mackenzie--to be Lieu tenant- Colonels. BANKRUPIGY ENLARGED. Ann Chadwick and John Chadwick, of 13;adbury-Green, Cheshire, hatters, from Nov. 14 to Dec. 26, at eleven, at _ the' Dog TaCeln; Manchester. BANICRL IP I:CY SOERSEDED. .john Boiinrl,-of Sallord, Lancashire, dealer. David .ii of Russia-row, Honey-lane-market . , ware ' B.4NKRUPTS. john Shepherd Killick„.ot Hackney-mills, Lee-bridge, Mid --d I e [MILL - , to surrender Nov. 18. Dec. z, and z 6, at ten, at Guitdiialt. Actormes, Mes.)rs. Allen, acid • i , es;, Paternoster-row. 1...nb0r, of Bath, grocer, Nov. 22, 27, and Dec. 26, -„ at 'eleven, at the Chrtatapher Inn and "Favern, Bath. Attor..ies, Messrs. Shephard and Arlington, liedlord rJw, l.ondpn ; or Mr. R. Sheppard, Bath. 'NV ;11/4n,stin - h, of PoTtpoot-lanec Clrars- I on, Middlesex, Nov. 20, at one, 30, and Des. 26, at.eleveo; - at GuL , :mail.. - Attorney, - Mr. Orien t , VVinsley-trect, tvxtcrd-street. . lotto t n the younger and john Williams, of Long-acre, to,tc 113;tkt:IS, N0v. , 25, Dec , . a, at one, .and 26, at ten, Si Attornies, MessiS. Ttiontas and Samuel N..yrurs, Ge.“ ort-street. 10110 Ni.tctufig, I.Jc ot-Nort ram, YorKshire, but now of London, ar cn-baker, Nov. Id, Dec, ALLJriicy, t Mr. Kirby-street:. • - • lc.. of W00d... trot, Londoo,- Itusier,,Novz . _, ten, at 61111(111AI. .Attuaues, /vlcssras. Liallll 4, tinlad.httert.. isaa, W..; it : ...me younger, of -LohZon, ' Nov:. 18, 2J, anu: bet. 20, at eleven, at Atn.rmy, .Ir Smith, Batton Garden Wri;i; I.t:atlivvtx)o,ui Liverpooi, cork-cutter,NoV. 1, 2, an 2.6, at eitv,o, "at inc. C., woe tavern, Liver, 001. turnie . o,. Cooper anti ..owe,- z.outhamptur.-Oulln ' ino, Lonoon; iVlebrs. Ivias,ey and Liverp.,l lo•.n Fh kton.:LittsGo, of Poianthstreet, Oxiord-street. Nov to, 2j, and I.)Ct.:. 2.), at one, at kJ,' . tt M. MA1%11414 War%. icK-bquarc. .. Neivga•e-btreet. , • ' loin, k. 141 , t:. . y ounger, of liarkin,:,, Essex, brewer, Dec u, " 9, •aict 26, at cIi:VCII, at Gutionati, Lontion. Airtime), Mr. ttsbalkieston, Liale 'Tower-tan ct, David Shirt, yr 1..a1-1-lead, ilkstonc, Yorkshire. tanner, D_:. 6, ..1 :yur, 7 . anu 26, at tLy, ‘r the l'unen Isy',l 1.,,,, t. la% IL n '0.,.;t: , i.ttornies, r. Crysley, I tyloyrn court, way'a-Inn, Lyndon; or ',l'. lockbyn, Bankend, . .near 13,5rni , ..) ~ . . • W;lliant A, :11, of Old kwiy, Lor.don,. tailor, . Nov. rB, 2i, 41t4iic, a,,ti i ,CC. 26, at twelve, at t,tullittali. Attutike;, ital. Lade, I—Avreti,,,isouitner-11111. Edward Wa4e.114,,0i k..rar,: Sutt . ,llc. brewer, Dec. 8, 9. and ILO, at elcVen. at _Uttlitlitaii, Tortt!on. Attorney, Mr. C. 11.0nan, w il&- 0 it,Le..t;ourt, fleet street- V..botria Borland', of kiungertein, berics'nt4-., nraper, Nov. .u, at one, 30, and Dec.-26, at eleven, at Gin:6ll4ll. AttOr nry, Mr C toss, New. lint. . . . Robert Sinitn, i 10,41)..01.the Coopers' Arms; Buclge , rpw, i,`;:tilbrt. , ..k., v!ctuailef, aild rate of Little-liib- lane, Can ret, London, carpenter, Nov. lb., 2., aurt lace. 26, t Guildhall. Attorney, ka. Thomas Leuven, non at te, Eencnc.rch-§trect, . John t.,h,palan, of the .Pa%ernent, AloOrtields, tin,einak,cK, Nov: 21, 25, aa,d Dec 26; ar-one, , at• 6.nict ball Attorney, Mi. IMI wt, .Newg4te,.. street. t .. Robert freebairn and Joseph Wilson, of Queen-street,C heap , s.dc, London, war ‘ ilumt:lnen, Nov. 14, „zIS, and. llcc - .'26, at eleven, at Cuildti..:l. Attornies, Messrs.• Swain, Ste vens, Will Maple, Ulu te , ty, '.. - " • ~. _ , • ./.)/V;DE4.'v7).V. ' rec. tz. Richard Dcan, late of the Star and Garter Tavern, New surrey, tay.nn-ket:i.er, at ten; at Guildhall, is j i+tlll UT: mantle, join' Bradon,. and lain Desqr- cct, Alaldle.ex, iron :c,tweivc, at lat I -9 1• - I..eatitei-ial.:, Middlesex, oil and co.. , i.u11.1v.111. la , Morlatt aiirl lotin Brown, of ei...ven, at ..UUill, of I..),ckic,urol, •Norturt;„, kkuolien f , r, at,the An,:cl Norwicn. 7 '‘,lllliala Careless, of Biewood, St.fforclshire, stock cleven r at the lerningharn Anna lint, Sniff. nail, S.nop. - Dec. 54:114e1 Loaiox, of Tongue, Prestwick, Lancashire, at twelve, at thn: Ihne and Hounds, Bury, Lan Oasioce., . , Dec.. S. William Moillensr, late of Carshalion int nowiof Ciiv a in, Surrey, nrit.kiayer, at one, at Guildhall', Lon. don: • Dec k st,.; \Valiant Medhurst, late of 'Koss, Herefordshire, eleven,. at toe Swan 1-16tel'i , - Ross. •• rec. S. Konen Wood and George Payn, late of liiverpool i wholcsare grocers, at one, at the Geor g e inn, Liverpool. Dee. a. Sam .el Watimison, of Liverpool;- 13nrish mann.: Lietuici, at one, at .1:le Star and Gaiter l'avern,,Liverpool. 'lan, joiin Ty reli ot. Maidstone, bent, irthimonger,,at "doe, at Guilimail, London. 3 0 . kit.t,.fd Banks, ,of Eltham, Kent, -viatialler, at one, at G,uildliall„ London. - lan. i Charles Knowlton, of Bristol,, linen diaper, at -Nell, at t;llilattili I;' LOtitiOli. • 11114*A1 Vat - dell, of Hartley-tow, near Hartford iaj age, llants, .u.tc.l}-Ikcr, atone, Guilt - Mail, London. 5 . itzosay, of Bury St. Ldinum , s, at te.elve, in the ioon, Bury St Edmunds. • )cc, rl. William t , eston Young, -of Aberclitais Mill, Ca. ooxton, Glamorganslthe, gaiter, at eleven, at the vier 'favan, . . (1: Wit Williamson, of Griniey on the coal-tactor, at eleven, At the Red Lioti Inn, W Q 1 k . • 2)cc 6 L iizabetli Browne, of Liverpool, tea.dealer, at one, at tau Stitt. anti L;arter" l'avern, Liverpool. CE RrfficArEs. ?sec., S. John Topliii)s, : of 1 ristol, grocer. • • wittiain lowa., of Mullion Marsh, Linvolnshire, jobber. "1 lionvas.Percas, of Leadentiaa-inarket,4unduli, and of Beth— AliLicl!esex, poulterer. Huntphrvs - , lateot Cheltenham-place, St:CeOrge's. i„s Surrey, horse-dealer.' liensiaw, late- of Tower-street, London, winoi. ine:cpant... • M'Lloud, of Upp.!l - Crewn-st% - et, Westminster, rtny-aKetit. • fjeorgetil dstanes, of ,Salisbury-street, Strand, Middlesex, vine-wert_tianz. InowaS Curving, of Castle-court, 13irchin-lane, London, - ineri.nant. - • , Nt, GRAVE3INIT, NOVE.NIBF-R 13. jamius, jaeoges, Irem.l3eifast, BruWchain, ; ar4 Vine ; Movtgolitery,' ttre . .i..9nclpth!erry Mi vt :v;., for C;ibiattar ; and ihe.nttroia, Fitzsimmon6, f_Li • • .• • ' LONDON :: Printed by RI t .. ;, ‘• At the lotni7OFF POETRY. ODE TO CATALAN!. Hail, •Catalanit at whose splendid, shrine Each modern Tass© Courts the tuneful nine; And sings•in couplets improviratorei This happy climax of Britannia's glory. No - fiddler' now, who English music strums, HencefOrth can ho: ,e to charm our modern brumes; Inspir'd by thee, our button-turning swains' , Now.turn their lathes to sweet Ituli,rn strains. Each t.)lntley 'sandman, inoiinred on his . pony, His earthly calling " zprri abz - i ' ndonni Brings up his long-ear'd team to aid the cause,' • And brays responsive tokens of applause. • . Brimfull of ale, and in Italian fits, . , Ev'n Mulciber hit. sounding anvil quits, Adds to the throng one dilletanti :more, . And in sapraw tones cries out " encore - .": 'So loyal too, and in the cause so hearty, . We hire a subjed of gre..t Buonaparte, WhO, for our euineas, condescends - to slug, To well-bred Englishmen -" Code rarve ae King," • While Monsieur Vel l'orache thanks his lucky star, 'loins in the chotus and cries " ca era,'.' • , . While list'ping amateurs are all cn.fire, And crone gen . eral extacy expiry. What vulgar mortal can Withhold his Praise Of thse the joys of Our.gay• piping days ? E'en modern saints the generous flame disclose, . No longer chaunt old Sternhold through the nose, But . w , th adaibiru , ,, and pious love, • Move in adagios to the realms above. Shade of great Sti.ikspeare,.oncelov'd Shakspeare rise, In nature's mitjetyp49Fepur eyes ; Say, were fam'd Agincourt's or Cressy's plains • • Won bythe . ..squalling ot ittliart strains'? Hath modern Rorlte, in her degeoerate. day, Ese.ap'd the Intter WATSC of Cailic sway; Have her bravuras or her airs divine • Turii'd the fell tyrant froni'bis drelid design ' ,Shun, then, tite.false, , .the enervating'. strain, Britons, arouse, and be_yourselves again. Bitiningham. LA IV ,REPORT. COURT OF kiNG-is%;ENCH,'Nov. 13. R. L. The* Grand, Jury of the county ot 'were. this' day ‘wcirrl . ..iti as usual. - Mr: Justice GROSE, in very elequent•chatge, adverting to ttie Pi. ;en , — disttir6attees it Covent 'Garden Theatre, Observed, that• having no depo i .tions before him, nor any particular intorin be could only speak to thelaw on this' Any assault •or riot; - tending to the •-tion of the pri-erty of an individual; 'v -s .it,it.,te6ly a misdemeanor, and rh,it of OIL •:t re..l . ;also.4lbreaCh of that gi&.`ot der. ON ot society were held together, anu it-, c; • , ,.. ; ke 0 , 1 wind, mankind' a. : - ,ociate•. , ., arid entere..., into ties ot social intercourse. Titat, .tt• .11 •titi.de.- -scripti_on of those petsons said to be c led. do doubt .the 'perpetrators ..vere a-tuaild , by t.' , eWorst' of views ; but as itS was Iti -, .1v1,4atut,;!. it any of the circumstances, except liorn - report, he tent it to their considerAtion, and !rusted the, , , would - a,--t, in any c se , came hetOre them, with their usual judgment. and-discretion. COURT OF CIiANCtiRY, Nov. r 4. AGAR. V. li.)!.DSWORTH. A Mr. Fairfax and another had sold certain lands in Yorkshire, in sharesi to several indi,icluals, with a place called Bilborough M or, to all of them in common. ;The lanes. belonged to one manor, and each olth4urehaser4 had,a.separate deed, in which it *as covenanted 'that when at a future period it should ,be t,hought proper -that the moor should be allotted and enOose4, the- allotment and enclosure sh . o uld inat take plwe N.vitirow.ibe consent of Mr. Faii fax and 'the other 'vendor, 'their heirs or assigns. And it ''was 'stipulated' th3t.the:share . of each pnrchaFer ~BilhOrongh Moor should. be determined by the A/ due of the estate each at the time of pat . - tit :1. M. Agar, ,the B.:ulster, who clairus under one of the parties, instituted a process of partition in the Rolls Court, .and procured tt decree, notwith standing the opposition of the Defendant and other sharerS,.. v ho:appeaieci from the Rolls Court to the Court of Chancery. RtctlAr.us and Mr.BELL, for the Plaintiff or Respondent, argued, that 'unless Mr. Fairfax or the other vendor objected, a Court oi- Equity might or der a partition--4hat the Defendants had no right to oppose this 7 -and that the partition ought to be made according to the adual value of each of the.separate estates according to the covenants. . SAMUEL ROmiLLy and .Mr.- HALL, for the Appellants or. Defendants, - on the other hand, con tendt.d that it was" not'competent:'to any Court of Law oV" Equity to order the partition without .the consent of all the parties--;:First, lbecausethe share 4 of each, ' according to the 'covenants were uncertain and in a state of constant flu6tuation—:and secondly, because by the same covenants.the consent Of all the parties was necessary,_ and unles3 this was obtain- ed, I:,e Only . course ,would Le to 'aPply:to:the Legis, lature. • • The LORD CHANCELLOR, after a' patient bearing , said, that be would take a short time to cOnSidet:the subject before he 'gave his decision. In thwrnean time he stated two difficulties in the way ofPartition, which pressed. hard upon . his mind., Jo ,the, first place, he doubted whether, from the unceitsintya,s tot he shares of each purchaser, • the . freehold .had at all pas,ied from the vencioii—and, in the next plaCe, though the purchasers had covenanted - as hothe point of.consent only with the rendizs, he doubted, whe theras this was •an entire transglion, the- vendors did not stand in the place of Trustees for the.Whoje, so that•the cdvenants:Wbiild-have.ihe same etfecl as if the purchasers bad•stipulated with each other. Judgment deferred. in the cause, Wilmot v. the Marquis of Lans downe, gir S'AMUEL ROMIL,LY wished to know when the additional affidavits on the part of the Defendant were to be filed'? I, SIC ARTHUR PIGOTT apologized to the, Court for the delay, and said, that they would be riled in, the course of two or three days, when. Mr. Stuart, a Surveyor, returned from surveying . the woods in dispute. • • An affray, rather of ksertous nature,' tooltplace at lwelve o'clock, on Monday night, in the neigh-- ,bdurhood 'of Berkeley-square party of gentle men 113d.beep passing the. eveningat a house of DO ood repute, one p . f,.'whbru . hating been - disincum bered of shout si".Styounds, and not being able to recover his propertm, A t ey all joined, and I , ed the witicrows. All tite — Mary-le-1,..0nhe watch men attend!d." . • ' .:k1A12.1) ot,No. 4, Martlett.cowt, tow:.street ; an' ICE, No. 1 1.2, Strand; where Adverfisfinents, Orders 11/117 7 EST HOME, • Oh Tuesday se' night; Mr. George Grierson gave a very elegant. rural. Ft-te to 'the numerous' visifors,- . who, attra6ted by the celebrity of his .ar, rangqments, - and ihi:taelletiCe - of: his .pgricultural system, assembled at ~NewtoWn, near Finglas, in ..the vicinity:of :Dublin, to inspect the irriprovehients on his farm, as well as thOSe which his judicious. tnethodS accomplish in the different lfr:,eds ofsio'Ck. This Gentletnan -has - long-been celebrated for the; ardour of his. experiments, and • for the 'judgment with Which the departmentS of. a . complicated and, difficult system have been managed. It would ek-• ceed oirt ' e nd; indeed, it would . be out of obi-power, to . attempt any thing like an •accurate specification of the various objeas which attjacled - the notice of the company, or even to give au inde finite idea- of , the admirable arrangement of - the ( whole.. We Must be indulged, however, in a gene- ral and - obvious - , remark; arising out of the nature, of . the subject, and, which must have prtsenietl sell- to those Gent : lei - nen why► attendeu this gratify- ing rural show. We allude to-the general aspect of asiitisfa&ion and coo Tort diffused .'over the th - t.re scene, and in which the most humble, indivi :ual part iratea. This is: 'tine ;Ina' genuine patriotism, .and contributes more than 111 the fine periods that were ever ,uttered, to'the benefit of the pea..ant's tot, and to the amelioration. of his., colidiiik:n.— Thi!se are the sort of polhi .saes we want ; it is of this species of patriotism that .naiads in _need, .These_are the Slaw.inen who wilt ,:raw fOrtb ihe"rc 7 sources of the counzry who wilt prove, by faus more oowerful than N . ,:. ! !1::) .nts, ate . , wea4h, ;yid roirforts of the . the.eart'y part. of the processton, upon .a plat form ere,..t,cl p _on a- cat - 6:4z• for the purpose, - were 14,nr , ..en nieces of recei.:Qd - at.chtferent `pet t s - ily Mr.Grierion," . as preiniutis iron - i the Fartn`- ing•Sorlery. • procossio”. arrived about three o'clock, when the w , 010 , tiarchi:d in-oi.tact 'a' the pipe' and tiddlei 6-'oer scit•O It is need less to di- ,crih , the . aeciatuations ts- it 'th 7 o a diffe.rt inr , ; , mia, a, they p,ts!‘e(.l!, „Acre. received.- 1.- " I • ..',sell ..,v,Kit:orottiniet.i by, a g ., .eat---c()ltooti.7se of speet . the entire , had tbrritoct', their circuit, t'rjey-re turneo . 4o ,Mr. Grier Son's iti•the' oCder. wbicli`we .have just de;cribed, - • . • • ,A 1 the return of the 'procession to•Mr—Grierson,'s farm, tke repres:m:ative of Jack Straw, wJw, by the .way, wasadaltrably andchdrit6leristically oenament .eci, hating -'arrived at , , the,4l . all-door, 'diSafourited from the most traCtahle bulloek we' ever beheld, ,and trade due obcisince to the trine, while " God save ; the King" V+ as playing; when he proceeded to lead the rural dance: There-were many-excellent steps exhibited: on, this occasion ; and although; perhaps, Madame Deshaves and MiSs Lnpino would 'not find any new grace among our huMble country men, they would' certainly see specimens of aaiyity and viggur which would not disgrace the .Herculean fornyor M. D'Egville Thenroc - ession then returned to the farm-yard, without tbe*sliglitest acr cident haVing occurred.; .. We shall now attempt to give a brief sketch of the manner in which this festival was condutied.:.'lt cornn.lenced ' in a. procession - from Mr. Grierson's farm at Newtown, to Fing4as; in, the following order : rst Banner—" Brdedingin all its branches:" Herd, and followed bk. • , A Sufnlk Punch Horse, ornamented wit: ribbons. A Leiceter Boar ind S'Ow, 'carri'd osnarnented. A South Down Ram and Ewe, in a , a. , ,, : iirnainented. Leicester -Ram ,and-F we,• in a gad. , araiamented. • A Leicester Bull.:md Cow. . . 2cl Banner...." Speed the Plough "---Followed by . . The Two:horse Plough, wita strong 'Horses, long Rein's', and no Driver. ' The Scotch Plough and Prize P.rough,Cop, carried in a cart on a platform, with a Piper and Fiddler. The Scotch Wrenw—the Roller, attendedhy men and*WO: men with mallets. • . • • . 3d Banner. " Clean Fallow, slightly manured." lowed by The Manure •Carts, ornamented With Labdureis carrying three-pronged Forks: • • ~• 4th lialiner--" Improved Agriculture and Husbandry." • Cooke's, Drill, Turnip Drill; the Double and Single Mouldboard, Ploughs ' Labourers with Hoeg; &c. The Harvest Cart, with Corriand'Potatoes,'Cbres,..sce. attended by a Pipet ,• Preceded by - lack Straw, wifil male and female Reapers. Hpymakers and, Mowers with their implments. • ••th Banner. -"Fifteen - Peet Ridge well formed." 6th Banner.-."Np Shovelling Of Furrow in any case." • 7th Banner....-" No Field Stacks." • Banner-.AI-Regularlsth Rotation of Crops."—Oats (oUt.of Lea), Potatoes, Wheat, Drilled Beans, Oits,'Clover, Oats. 9th Banner.—" A tine,Fleece and a good-Carcase.", loth Banner. Peace and' Plent . y."—A *Cart, with • im proved. and. Common Churn—Dairy - Maids with their Pails and Churns • . .•. seth • Banner.—" All paid."-13 - oy . s . carrying, in the Books of the Farm. • , 1 , • • iztli Banner.—" Think God, Arl's safe!" - • The company company then retired to partake of the re-.. freslitnents,.whia m'ere Igrled in that profuse and rural style, befitting the occastdn ,Among the corii patfy present we perceiyedl the Earl of Qbarlemonr, . the Earl of March :;,: Haus Hamilton,,M,P. Sit' H. Wilson.; -Colonel.::Falltiner; Major Hankey ; Cap fain Parkhurst ; Morley . .. Saunders, &c. &c. - and jieve 7 ral Latlies - ot After the repast sevitral of the'cotppany returned to. town ; but in, the evening a-tall and Supper were given by , Mr. Grierson to the surrounding Gentry, which presented a scene of rural.:njoyment, for all participated, ..that has beeri.seldom.equalled upon a similar occasion. , ' • the : —Fel- General Monnet arid General Osten, who were' brought to England from the-Isle of Walcheren, as prisoners of war,. are at present on parole in the town of Litchfield, with a great number ,of officers c and upwards of two hundred other prisoners. The bells of St. Mary's Chapel, Litchfield, summon Theni every everting at five o'clock to their quarters . , • ACClDENT.—,Yesterday afternoon some mischiev ous boys let off a small -cannon in Oxford-street, whilst the carriage of Mrs. Hineson, in Nottingham... place, was passing, when one of the horses tactlil fright, and run the chariot .against a coal -cart, by ; wklich it was : overturned,. Mrs. Hineson and her; three daughters were in the : chariot, and the young.— est, about-seven years old, was leaning one arrn.out at the window : when the accidesrit-happened, and the chariot fell on it. It was : shattered so shockingly .that amputation must necrsArily follow. The other k ladies did not.sustain any material injury. LTIPSIC FAIRI 'We extraca tir_yc,lto 'HHag . accout cf . the Lipp sic F*ii fro . fil. alate Jour,lal du Comiiv. - , cc in dur Fos seision . . rhe o.3orclianis of Leipsic have !earnl, with no small astonislitrwor 'BO grief; tai:ure`:f the .ue,11,-known liouse,ot Geber, at Berlin, for about. one million of rix dollars. It is. attributed, iu a ; great measure, I to Ole _great depreoiation of the Treasury paper, and the public 'nods of Prussia! • . . Colonial. goods, and -especially cottons, have been in great request at. Leipsici 'and their price cot tinues .to rise:,, If I,\ - ill . probably fall on account 0•‘: the peace with Austria ; the more_so, as great . stores of this article, purchased' by Saxon merchants, _ . still ; remain in the warehouses at Ttieste, and will probably , soonrc,a-h their •Oe3tination. " A hundred and.. -s6renty-e , ght bOoksellers sent ,the new works.Finted by ti . :cm, to ,this Fair.—One of thein; NATeid:=l, Ills published a catalogUe of thesi: works. Trey . co n s!,st _of 7!_ to, German Pro- do:lions, „and -62. ~ . vrittu in the' other languages ,spoken in Europt., fotntin.; a total of 777, a tel.v dozens of which are, aione worthy of being redtl.- - -- l'he•7ls German Works, comprehend „11.5- - .nev!i:edi- • lions, 79, , altuartacks..aod.. journ4s, urany . continua- tiorzs i -arisi an intinenSe rthinber,oC Wretched cotnpt. lations and ptetenciecf histtcit•ilot Is 'per YOu" in, &e. Among the works deserving attemion tti..y bet ritik4d \- - - -- -. i .....: -."-, - . .. .. • •‘‘ The klistOry of the Ftt. , :rielf,ll4volution, by Mr. .Baczt:o, of •,otnt.; , he'r'g.; 7 .Cie'l7l,,tory i,t t',..ietry..and . Eioquenee . , by Mr. botveiw,..•ek •; 'a r 4. --, els-through ' io lyem, I' tancon .„,.. i at:: 1,- , , I ;.;, ,20.1 . .?..,!,,:i .. .., ;14i„..,,:ek.5 i Tit::: .1-listory of .I.:e.r?..ti. T.:, . '••; - _\l.'. I:. ii 'it), of G;!ting....ll i Th, , ,-_•, 1. 4 !1, 'it;',",!..) , 10, by Air. FerneW.; T(se' Poetical N' , 10,,k,.-01 - . i;t4 . .1)V . .-I - laieti ; the ..cotin ntiatiOn of the coinniete. Works 04 I ferder and u- ' , .., , ber.• I The- ect, r- 6 Of Air. Li. ;.tea , ;:• - ; r.1...be j.,,ur _nal of .'a Your, b: t Mr';Alerni..i6), of . 11,i- , ,,,,,gh ; .Ci4ifidential Letrers . !on Vienna, --by-Me. i:..-ichard, 4110-aUthor 6f. • ,:iv/se.on P,a is ;- ',rale; :i-;qcti; - ;.s of , Mr. Iteinflard, of 1.).t - pi. :cm ; N 1 ;43( . 1,:. ‘ on '. , ..1,,c,;;. , :: , its c..r 411c`Sisteau 0: Peti;,it)zzi, by i\lr: Sl• l Asitl!,. ,',. i.rea ike. oh , LitiA - ...tdr e,.• by .?..iii- - . -Schreiber; iA. Tour :thfii„..;l - 1 U-,•per 7 Au . stlia, by :.v.1.r.-St:bulWs„,-3,..;,q1..Ya ter) Vurk on.-I.yrt;PO.p,ul,itien of,Antr*a ; alit of I‘ , lr.), , Veln . i,ijen.oer, o, .17 Lc a.trical" .. ..&rdiiii..e:ture ;'• and 'a , " few goca .Pf.,:,•.rlbgiCal - , - Treatite4, - -by ' IVIAS•rs: .Schultz, .of'Hail-; klager, .'tntruerthairos-Schav:fer, ,Lennep., Heindort, &c. 5 -47 -ne‘y..Ntn'els s taye. also -been . published ;., ti e . best_byfar is ;hit 'Arit..en by Mi'.'de Goethe. ' . .Ddc'fS - '41 7 i:.• : ".• Latbrinine; 'Vtrikret : ; . Jo - lius -Voss, &c. hate- ANC) pubtiShed a ,few, iand.Mr. Kotzebue 'has gketvo, t,. - c,p,..t0.1!,..ina,s . b:(1.A . 1.,a, .tales Among works of the - , latter descriplion, may, bll ranked ,an. account l A, St:bill and his adherents . , en titl.dSchilliatia. The -numbe"r of Theill'i v Caf*Pieees amount -to T.'.; bat riot' One of thvrb , ril3e•atovo metlioctity& . I.: " The price of the best Wool has 611ep, and those 'whoSe . warehorises 'are iilled Wit h ,t►iis article, re-. - ruse:to•sell iti and Wait 16r a mote favourable oppOr tunity. . . . ;'...h.is repotted, as cc;'; •n, ',',!.!t '-'y Y..r...): - .l.qaty, 9f Schoenbrunn, the I , :i----, ,, ! , .. , :i ~,,varia, .and of the; other Princes ~,- - --. h,, t_Aiefl.dcration of. thellhine , :,' I v,:r.i!l , be consith:tably enlarged.. Tile Artie,es or lb ° '' Treaty wilt .not .' 4st, pllbl,hed until after the ,e** -change of its tign shall bays ...I,c, v . 1.5....--, 4301 it is said that a day l bas b:r;:1 - appci . •; - ,tdct 'tor that Pur pose. It is addeilAhat:.i. Frenclii,.../liket -0.! , :an eler i wiled rank : has , been. sent: to, Pelt r,bargh with the . news*Of the conclus;on ofpei.4ee. It ha also been re marked that the ne . toci,ttiohs bate lastedroll,..;cr than _usual, as three ri4Ontlis 1 - inve;elapsectsince the arult .. . stice of Znaitxt-stmlbtoolt_plat,e. .- :',., ,_;,,, . 1 ' «I.'he sit nature of peace has caused the:State . I Paper at Vier-alil.er iise,'and Share•s'hi I,'6tieries to bp an g.reateitteqrla;t. , --; : ..... •- .. ~: ..::•" Several rich.,Austrian,proprietors . I,vhq4 . lq.a. left V.Hwa at theakTro*h. of the 1. , , e,lch, have return !ed to that ,city. Pi•vi"i'Ll'ed. v. - rill sp . eeia - 1 perintssti , ns i granted by the Frenoti:rintitary aurn6c4gii'in - mat ca " 1 , 40.4 ' ..... -;,.--. ~..i. . ..f0.;- -.-,- -... ' ' '•., ' '- , One of out Papers rem-irks that since toe time 1 of the Eicpei or Ittd6iPla s , Atie - P:.itse Ot . - a iX.'•gyila has Ittrrlatudecl4jne linoar-ed-at - I.i tWt;r:ty-one . freatiei of peac.e., and that con.equenhy ,t t,i , ... , , - agedss; . 42 - a,!,ir tvar§.7' . ' r ftie'treaty , which ; t ilLs w.) .1a re; y sigutti Wi.l3 the fol.n.tik„sincejlie.trgintsitigpfklivigi.euch.drievo t totto:1, „and li..is N ell- .. , .;,own, ihaTtin each.Oi Itiosu, i 4u . s!ria baa in;l:.te :-., riat Ocrifi . '' s ' s: . • , • t rtii!..R2ll tfrh"th-e .4tti inst. 17S C-,:t'AN, of Ai:cnbaW:Gtalfarri tainp be..ll, - .17 sq., ut S *yap / ,pt . aO4 4gt - tiErt, . • -La te y , at - kauk - cirlor, - - ttope, of a 4911... • ~ em -th4fri-stisf:`k7filtdiqiiile, , VotLittiktrit*Heron Ma;cwell, or heron aio S Slth • O'rilthe lath in'si:- - af Froj ,. , , rn;re• L - 0:1g - e, - Ittht6tigfat: : thd Lady of Withalp-411.1401); a t 7 . On MOntlay, 2t,. is trt t tie Lady of Robert fillingh.tin, 'Esq. of a, Son. The.same WincheS - ter " - the-Lady of Major-General' Dyptt, of rt Son. , . On-the ;3th:fa:flyer 13:a - trwritih. ffa 1 eit7iiie - Viittnty , of . Nottingham, the Hon. Mr.. suniston - , Al2l RR 140. J .. : • On Satuiday last, at the Church'-of -11awdgw, in tha County of Ch,,ter, I). J. titcholl, Esc]: of Nys4sti - .`.titoi, itt the County of : , ,I , nty,wilery, to MI: Mary Anne; 'yonngest daughter of the k.ev -..k.uosrt .1-iarrop e ,ogila'itt l / 4 046s i j - rhe County of Chester. • Yesterday,'at Gre'enwicit4. Frank Smy,thies - ; - .tstlmil Co).! chester, to Caroline, daughter or Dale, Esq. ofiliat ton- garden And G reenwltii. • ' • ' •)...1. • • - The same day, at St.• l'ancr;:s, TIMI 14$ .I',ype, Esq. at: Doughty-street, to Miss Awl.. RiVln;tonl dr 1,4t4i0n. • : ,• . , DIAL). , . Yesterday morning; at his house in Pair-Mall, Sir Frede rick. Morton Eden, Bart;, . . . The same day, at Ciiel,;;:a, l'heophilos I'i'itzler2 Esq. aged ;.,On Wednesday the Bth inst. at Bel,m'Ont-1-1311, in the Coun. traf Stafffird, loi' Sne,yd, E' q. in tue 7761 y v t.it of his ,ge. :, .. On Sunday last, : at her house In Queen's , pi.; cc, K eiiiiihg.; ,ton-, within one'day' of kir'it ) th year;" Mrs. Saialt Betiley, !rilict of Henry ilMley!, .?ilanu fa Aurer .at Worcestei - ; one of `the people called Quakers.. ' PR :;Tocrs'' yisrrilDAY. Bank Stock, 240 ..• • NaNiv 5 per Cent. 1024 I lristi 5 per Cent.. '4 per C ent . Y.i ?, A' 3 per Cent.' Red.' 6/4?..4: 1 , 7 3 _per Cent., corl4t7tri-.1 liank 1.. Ann. J. 4tiffs 1 c, Pcblisheti by WILLIAMs;Aik-MICEit SCR! 'I'S, South Molton.siret, ()4 1 41" 1 . : 1 ,4„ . z , Or the Paper . , Letters for the Editor; &&. fpost-paitiy,4lJ,ust India Stot;ki' 1971 I chita 15,)9,15, 335..345. pr. Jill's. 13s. 175. pr, Oinniuttt, 24 pr. rnperial ypeVent. Pato Ann 4 3• tottis .if.vals. for 48tn ID5t. 70 "4 t ti,